Quick Answer: Jeeno Thitikul won the 2026 Portland Classic with an all-Callaway bag and an Odyssey putter: a 9-degree Quantum Triple Diamond driver, Quantum Max 3-wood, Apex UW, X Forged irons, Opus SP wedges and Chrome Tour X balls. Copy her putter fit and wedge gaps, not her driver.
Jeeno Thitikul birdied her last two holes at Hoakalei on October 4 to win the LOTTE Championship, her fourth LPGA title of 2026 and the 11th of her career. Callaway hadn’t published her bag from that week when we wrote this page. The lists from her three earlier 2026 wins match each other, so they give the best picture of what she plays right now.
Below you’ll find every club with today’s price, a win-by-win table, how her bag changed since 2023 and which pieces a regular golfer should copy. Fewer than you’d think.
What’s in Jeeno Thitikul’s winning bag?
All of her LPGA wins have come as a Callaway staff player, so the bag runs Callaway from driver to ball. The putter is an Odyssey, and Callaway owns Odyssey. The specs below come from her Portland Classic win in August, and the prices are US retail as of October 5, 2026.
| Club | Model and spec | Price today | What stands out |
|---|---|---|---|
| Driver | Callaway Quantum Triple Diamond, 9°, Fujikura Ventus Red TR 5S | $699.99 | Compact 450cc low-spin head. In her bag since December 2025. |
| 3-wood | Callaway Quantum Max, 15°, Ventus Blue TR 6S | $399.99 | Forgiving, high-launch head. She kept the Blue 6S shaft from her Elyte 3-wood. |
| Utility wood | Callaway Apex UW, 19°, Mitsubishi Diamana GT 6S | [VERIFY: current price] | Still 19°, the same loft she played in 2025. |
| Irons 4-5 | Callaway X Forged Star, KBS PGI 90 | About $279 per iron | Larger head for ball speed in the long irons. |
| Irons 6-PW | Callaway X Forged, KBS PGI 90 | $1,386 to $1,590 for a 6-PW set | Thin topline and minimal offset. |
| Wedges | Callaway Opus SP, 48°, 54°, 58°, Shimada HW 120 | $199.99 each | Higher-CG heads that fly lower and spin more. |
| Putter | Odyssey White Hot Versa #7 | About $200 new, about $150 used | Mallet with high-contrast alignment lines. |
| Ball | Callaway Chrome Tour X (2026) | $57.99 per dozen | Four-piece, firm and fast. She marks it with a crown and a J on each side of 46. |
Add the driver, 3-wood, 6-PW irons, three wedges and a putter at the lowest prices above and you land near $3,300. That’s before the hybrid, the two Star irons and a dozen balls.
Which clubs did she use for each 2026 win?
She’s won four times this year. Callaway published her bag after three of those wins, and the lists match.
| Win | Date | Course | Score | Margin | Bag published |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Honda LPGA Thailand | Feb 22 | Siam Country Club, Pattaya | 24 under | 1 stroke | Yes |
| Mizuho Americas Open | May 10 | Mountain Ridge CC, New Jersey | 13 under | 4 strokes | Yes |
| Standard Portland Classic | Aug 16 | Columbia Edgewater CC, Portland | 22 under | 1 stroke | Yes |
| LOTTE Championship | Oct 4 | Hoakalei CC, Hawaii | 21 under | 3 strokes | Not yet |
Pattaya, New Jersey and Portland are three different tests, and the Mizuho and Portland lists match club for club. She didn’t change her bag between them. That’s the right call for a player who hit 79 percent of fairways at Mizuho and ranked first in putts per green in regulation in both 2024 and 2025.
How has her bag changed since 2023?
Three snapshots tell the story: July 2023, her November 2025 season finale win and her 2026 wins.
| Club | July 2023 | November 2025 | 2026 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Driver | Paradym Triple Diamond, 9°, 45.5″, Ventus Red 5S | Elyte Triple Diamond, 10.5° head set to 9.5°, 45.375″, Ventus TR Red 5-S | Quantum Triple Diamond, 9°, Ventus Red TR 5S |
| 3-wood | Paradym Triple Diamond, 15°, Basileus FWSS 60S | Elyte, 15°, 41.5″, Ventus TR Blue 6-S | Quantum Max, 15°, Ventus Blue TR 6S |
| Utility wood | Apex UW, 22°, Basileus UT 70SR | Apex UW, 19°, Diamana GT 60 S | Apex UW, 19°, Diamana GT 6S |
| Irons | Apex Pro 4-PW, Shimada K 3001 | X Forged Star 4-5, X Forged 6-PW, KBS PGI 90 | Same set |
| Wedges | Jaws Raw 48°, 52°, 58°, Shimada K HW 120 | Opus Raw 48°, 50°, 57.5°, Shimada K 3001 | Opus SP 48°, 54°, 58°, Shimada HW 120 |
| Putter | Odyssey Toulon Atlanta, 33.5″, 3° | White Hot Versa #7 | White Hot Versa #7 |
| Ball | Chrome Soft X | Chrome Tour X (2024 model) | Chrome Tour X (2026 model) |
Her driver head changes every year. She’s moved through the Paradym, Paradym Ai Smoke, Elyte and now Quantum Triple Diamond heads. The shaft barely moves, because a Ventus Red 5-S sits in the driver in all three snapshots above.
The putter tells the opposite story. The White Hot Versa #7 has stayed in her bag since at least the 2024 season. Plenty of amateurs do the reverse, swapping putters every few months while the same driver sits in the bag for five years. I’d flip that.
The wedges changed most in 2026. Opus SP replaced Opus Raw, and her middle wedge jumped from 50 degrees to 54.
The 9-degree driver and the 1.5-degree gap
Her 2025 driver, the Elyte Triple Diamond, was a 10.5-degree head that she set to 9.5. It measured 45.375 inches with a C4.4 swing weight, far lighter than most LPGA players run. Callaway hasn’t published the same numbers for her Quantum, so treat those as the last confirmed figures.
The Quantum Triple Diamond is a 450cc low-spin head with a 10-gram weight she can slide between neutral and fade positions. At retail it comes in 8, 9 and 10.5 degrees with a Project X Denali Frost Blue stock shaft. Her Ventus build is a custom order, not what hangs on the wall. She averaged 273 yards off the tee at the 2025 season finale and missed seven fairways all week.
Now look at her loft gaps. In 2025 her utility wood sat at 19 degrees, her 4-iron at 20.5 and her 5-iron at 22.5. That puts 1.5 degrees between the UW and the 4-iron, which is too tight for a normal bag. She gets away with it because she hits the carry numbers she needs from each club. You’d need the same speed and strike to copy those lofts.
Her 2026 wedge lofts are 48, 54 and 58 degrees. That spaces them 6 and 4 degrees apart, which sits inside the 4 to 6 degree range fitters commonly use.
Why does Jeeno Thitikul play different colored grips?
Her father, Montree, watches her on TV in Thailand, and the colors tell him which club she’s hitting. She’s done it since she was an amateur. As of her 2025 bag, the 4-iron grip was green, the 5-iron black and the 6-iron white. Orange, yellow and light pink covered the 7-, 8- and 9-irons.
Her ball carries the same personal touches. She marks each one with a J on either side of 46, which is her birth year in the Thai calendar (2546), and draws a small crowned face on one side.
It’s a family tradition more than an equipment trick, and nobody should expect colored grips to lower a score.
Can a regular golfer copy her bag?
Not most of it, and I’d rather say that than sell you a $700 driver. This is a tour staff bag. Callaway builds her clubs to her specs, with lengths and swing weights that never reach a retail shelf.
A 9-degree, low-spin head rewards a player who already launches the ball high and fast. Most golfers who buy one lose carry. The X Forged Star irons started as an Asian-market model, so ask your fitter about availability before you plan around them.
Two things do carry over. First, her putter habit: pick a putter that fits your stroke and leave it in the bag for seasons. Second, her wedge spacing: 4 to 6 degrees between wedges closes the yardage holes that cost amateurs strokes inside 120 yards. If you have $200 to spend, put it into a putter fitting and skip the $700 driver.
Common questions about her clubs
What driver does Jeeno Thitikul use?
A Callaway Quantum Triple Diamond at 9 degrees with a Fujikura Ventus Red TR 5S shaft. She put it in play in December 2025 and has won with it in 2026.
What putter does Jeeno Thitikul use?
Odyssey White Hot Versa #7, a mallet with Versa alignment lines. It has stayed in her bag through her last several seasons.
What golf ball does Jeeno Thitikul play?
She plays the Callaway Chrome Tour X, a four-piece ball built for speed and mid-to-high spin. Retail is $57.99 per dozen for the 2026 model.
Does Jeeno Thitikul use Callaway clubs?
Yes. Every one of her LPGA wins has come as a Callaway staff player, and her putter comes from Callaway’s Odyssey brand.
What irons does Jeeno Thitikul play?
Her 4- and 5-irons are X Forged Star, and her 6-iron through pitching wedge are standard X Forged, all with KBS PGI 90 shafts.
How many LPGA tournaments has Jeeno Thitikul won?
Eleven, including four in 2026. The most recent is the LOTTE Championship on October 4, 2026, where she finished 21 under and won by three strokes.
What to watch next
Thitikul’s bag hasn’t moved since February, and her 2026 results give her no reason to touch it. Her full spec sheet, with shafts and lofts, lives in our 2026 WITB breakdown. Callaway hadn’t published her LOTTE Championship bag when this went live, so check that list for any change after her month off.